WS 1, Session 3 - Innovative applications of bio-based fertilizers in modern agriculture

Tue, April 23, 2024 | 09:30 - 12:00 AM CEST | Online

Introduction

To tackle the challenges of conventional fertilizer production, which heavily relies on fossil fuels and faces looming phosphate shortages, bio-based alternatives for fertilizers offer a promising solution. However, barriers such as policy maker awareness, stakeholder knowledge gaps, and lack of financial support hinder their adoption. This training will equip participants with the necessary information to address these challenges and promote nutrient recycling in the circular bioeconomy.

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Presentation

Bio-based fertilizer application: from national to European level – feedbacks from European projects Nurti2Cycle and Nutriman, Jean-Philippe Bernard, Chamber of agriculture of Charente-Maritime and Deux-Sèvres
Application of bio-residues in industrial fertilizer production, Marc van Oers, Van Iperen International
Towards a regional supply chain for bio-based fertilizers produced from plant residues: technical and commercial feasibility study with the RUSTICA project, Céline MARJOLET, Chamber of Agriculture of region Pays de la Loire and Daan KUIPER, CROPEYE

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